The music video for Tim Knol’s When I Am King uses a combination of stop motion and pyrography, or the soldering of images onto wood, to create a very new and unique look that works quite well for the desired effect:
If you liked the video, you can see more about how they made it HERE.
Ze Frank received an email from a woman named Laura who had recently moved to a new city for a new job. Laura was overwhelmed with anxiety, and asked Ze to write her a song to help her calm down.
After a bit of back and forth (which Ze published on his site, and I recommend you read) the song Chillout was born, and it’s now available for download for anyone that needs a song to relax to.
OK Go’s This Too Shall Pass was one of the most amazing Rube Goldberg machines ever created, and if you found yourself wondering how they managed to pull it all together, then check out the interactive floor map they have created which includes photos, videos, a detailed map of the warehouse and interesting facts about the build.
Chances are, you’ve already seen OK Go’s new video for This Too Shall Pass, but their Rube Goldberg machine is a MUST SEE (and you know how much I love Rube Goldberg machines on DYH) so just in case, here it is:
Each year, DJ Earworm takes the top 25 most popular songs from the past year (according to Billboard Magazine) and creates a mashup out of them called the United States of Pop. According to DJ Earworm: This year in the charts, so many of the pop songs this year seem to tell the same story: [...]